Jason Victor Serinus

A rewarding new two-disc set surveys the early works of opera’s wunderkind composer.

The 18th-century opera is delightful as ever in a recent recording led by William Christie.

The intrepid pianist talks about performing works by 54 women composers in her upcoming seven-hour marathon at BAMPFA.

The French-Cypriot soprano impresses with her formidable chops and utterly unique repertory.

Christina Pluhar leads the early-music ensemble in a tour of 17th- and 18-century Neapolitan delights.

The mezzo-soprano sings a recital of Spanish songs and French arias influenced by Spain.

The singer demonstrates his stunning range in this must-have recording with the Orchestre Philharmonique de Strasbourg.

The soprano collaborates with Yannick Nézet-Séguin in a set of songs about humanity and the natural world.

The baritone’s solo album imbues Americana with a heavy dose of sentimentality.

Sony releases a deluxe box set replete with every RCA Victor recording, plus rarities, previously unreleased recordings, and a lavishly illustrated coffee-table book.